New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-17
HERoIsM THREATENED WITH DIsEoNoR.
PROTESTING AGAINST THE SURRENDER OF wAB
TROPHIES

from
And now til people who saved the Union have viii
conscious in their strength provoking in
cumstances certain humatons; but the surrender Of
the trophies OF the the return OF the Gov.
boss caste in the South and that will be resented
from the centre all around TO the
A PRESIDENT WHO CANNOT SPELL PATRIOTISM
The Neao- York Mail and ErDrsss.
The extraordinary aud uncalled-for order discoses
Mr. Ceveland's singular restitution OF the senst
blties and sentiments that peryaded an thoroughly
patriotic Northern when the vicssitudes OF the
FOR the Union stirred their souls and found them ardenty
responsive every call from the at the front Mr.
Cleveland has record that shows his capacity of
the sSi dag He hired substitute but never be-
trayed any evidences Of patriotic ssntmenality
decided patriotic sentiment during the war aud appar.
emily has sensibes that enable him to realize how
captured rebel coors that have been safely stored IN
Washington In care OF the Government that they pre-
served. 49,
Nothing but the craze for second term could have
blinded so fairly good lawyer Mr. Clevelani-eyen
trophies unasked by the official Of the
Naonin Congressto tine fact that there are no legit
20 the Confederate states, whose
vice these flags were borne, to receive them.
CLEvELANDs WORST MISTAKE.
from The Philadelphia Inquirer.
President Cleveland has made a great many mistakes
during his administration, but 1t Will generally Dc
thought by the 10y al people OF the country that he has
serious than that OF ordering the Secre
OF War transfer TO the several southern states
authorities the days captured in battle by the soldiers OF
the u nion.
SHAPING THE VETERANS IN THE FACE
From The Foughkeepsie Eagle.
Every Union soldier Will feel that II Is an insult to
himself those fought with him defence the
old ag. Perhaps President Cleveland afford To thus
loyalty and hatter di,oy altyhe has done
foolish ana cked things with apparent impunity tnan
any other who ever held high ofice-but We doubt
IT, The veterans turn will come one or these days
THE OLD SLAVE WHIP CRACKING AGAIN.
From the NeiC-Haren Palladium
This Adminsl ration owes Its existence TO southern
sectionasm and must suppose, obey the behests VI
its masters.
NOW PAY THE REBEL DEBT.
From The Cleveland Leader
These flags part the Nations heritage, and the
President moral right to return them the
traitors whom taken than mas TO send
back England the guns In our Public square which
were captured by Perry on Lake Erie.
There appears 10 be just thing for the Demo
party do complete its record this question:
Let IL get the senate and pass laws to pay the C0nfed
crate debt and pension The Confederate veterans.
THE PRICE OF POLITICAL SUPPORT.
From The Syracuse Journal
or the real purpose of the proposed surrender
this shame IL is tenderness the OF the PresF
dent which. he has believe, Will bring the
ward he Graves in political support.
REBELS RESOLVED EVEN YET TO RULE.
Prom the brooklyn Standard. Union.
The yell OF cXulta1On which greeted FItzhugh Lee az
he rode ennsylvaniaave in the Inauguration process
prophetic OF what was to follow The souh Is
the saddle more and controls the Democratic
Administration OF Cleveland firmly as IL controlled
tue Democratic Administration OF Buchanan.